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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-06-02
CITY OF PORTLAND.
NOTICE

ORDERS OF the Board of Health of the City OF
W Portland, Maine. Approved by VIM. Writ
Virgin, one of the Justices OF the Supreme Judi
cial Court:
Ion and after the first day Of June, 1887, no
person shall be allowed 10 construct any pflNy
vault, cess-pool, or any other receptacle or con-
duetor for drainage for filth of any kind, In any 10
caity within the city limits. where access can be
had. for drainage 10 public sewer. When, upon
proper complaint made iii writing to the Board OF
Health, any priyy vault, cess-pool. receptacle or
conductor, constructed and maintained prior TO
the adoption Of these orders, SHALL after careful
and thorough investigation, be adjudged by the
Board of Health to Constitute a nuisance or a
source Of danger to the public health, such privy
vault, cess-pOol, receptacle or conductor, shan
forthwith be discontinued and abolished, when
the premises upon which said duisanee exists can
be connected with the public sewer.
When such nuiSances exist In localities unpro-
vided with proper street sewers, such disposition
shall be maze of them as the Board of Health
may determine.
2-Whenever any reasonable complaint Is made
regarding the keeping of any swine within the
city limits, the Inspector shall order SAID swine
to be removed.
3-Any accumulation of refuse matter, such as
swill, waste of meat fish or shells, bones, de-
cayed vegetables, dead carcaSses, excrement, or
any kind of Offal which may decompose and gem
crate disease germs or unhealthy cases. and thus
affect the purity of the air in the immediate ycini-
ty of any dwelling house or place of business,
shall be considered a nuisance, and must be re-
moved or disposed of either by BURIAL burning or
otherwise, and in such manner that 1t may not be
Offensive to the neighborhood wherever located.
mo diseased animal or its flesh, and no de-
cayed meat, fish, vegetables or fruit or impure or
adulterated milk, nor any impure or adulterated
article used for food, shall be sold or offered for
sale food.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.

GnAxTLm. Mondny, Sept. II.
Twelve naiss were bsouahs ~ fr0D
esn Rnneisoo on The sesan collier
waEia Walla for The Franklin minaA
Il rs sxVsstsd thaa the Wslla Walla
vssld bsin9 apa eaeRo Of freight. but
she aid not.
Two eArs were being Loaded With
cannsd sslmsa today. Ths entire lot
ameanisd 10 zol eases. and vas bsina
shlppsd b ". 7. Msysss 10 Cleveland
and PiitsbusR.
Tia saaameE Munroe bronaht in no.
600 shingles. and altar dissharRina
thsm ~ took on about thirty tons Of
annnesy nssassials 81 the Oisy dock.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS - Pas -
houFs inclnds 2 packages butter, 10
oanns Gags. 50 eaaks potatoes, $50 gscks
wheat, Zoo ssoks -four, ~ saaka shorts.
80 sacka bran. - packages fruit, 8
aaaks green corn, bundle hides end
ooovs chickens. There weFe also re-
eefved . carloads Of general merehan-
die ever She Puget Sound Shore Lana.
HHIPMKNT8-0eneFal megohanoiss
wae ahipped from 6eaftIe daring she
Daea "a hours In tbs following quanti-
lies: O. q P. 3. =. B. 80 tpns, +. 8. 8.
Liae s. tons, steamers NORTH PAaiae !
ten, Idaho IS t0ns. WashinGton 80 tens,
Neliis TX tons, Oify Of Qainey Is tons,
Ryanesl 3 tons. lola ~ tons, Glide IS
tons, =. b. Libby tons. Eastwood 2
tens, W. 4. MerWfn IL tona, Eliza An
dsreun tons. Michigan tons, Helen 2
tons. Augusta 5 tens.
HOPS Picking vas expected 70 have
been begun to-day generally throughout
the PuQsk Sound yards. The Quietness
In the maxkss u oansina general oom.
mena. Many growers have boFrowed
money 30 carry on she picking. prefer.
/ Ina this 70 eelsing eFea portion OF she
cEops 81 ths prices nov offered. The
growers anticipate bsttsf prices and are
ocnsequensly STRONG h0ldsFs. Buyers
seem IN no hurry 20 obtain the new
crop, being, evidsutly, as willing to
watch and waft a. are the growers. J.
q. Fllkins has ssld III 5 pounds Of early
hogs a. Is csnis per pound 81 North
YskimA.
WHEAT-Ons hundred and eighty
nins eacks Of wheat were received to-day.
No change noted Ia the local marbet.
Rsiallsrs gst el.75 per GENITAL or 80 per
FLOUR-Msrket sesdina downvard.
| though no change b noted today. Ore
/ a6n d0uF retails hare at s. per barrel,
and California best brands At @S.Z6 per
barrel.
EG0s-RsosIpGs today 20 Gases. Ad.
Vance noted. Oregon eggs nov bring
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

knnwm - Chlnntuwm. Zhn b9ildinnl
Wara nns an& tws n1axY hEiekA oesnpiso
GEeanaSF1lF b CAf1GB ssox1ADeRezN
Hmfrhara, e&n. The aEa npFsA8 E4BaalF
nn6 - aEe asuaEtmsnt taEned - -
fnnl1nn % sagi1R - rngi6sDo1S 81 ne
nlkas ni1e uf - hloek, wlfh - tA1alt
ol nunnntmR Is Mnnsaa % - 0nin1ss
QuAKlnR. w&izh wng Totally 9nzlBpye1.
Ia ether oiae q the slreeA al1e essq-
pfe1 - Ufnese, Bns not a1ee.o1s -
ShonNh l1e hana waa En1anss. 1ne Ao9a
60 whfas ownnEB e. bmil6laMB q esei-
nnsaa q e1S co eail nesslad ~ IN
nnrHnnA IN Ohlneza inss wl1 UEeo.
ablF b. 900m IN mseE1handiaes BIT
theT hnNs enasi6nEmhls fn1uRanee, wh1aa
nn1nst e pEannnE ~ leea1s1. 1hs
Oh1nsng s1oloknapezs obisn1sd - -
mnfKF az ne MFemen 10 o1Ksy 0mA aee1I
nnn4s. and % he rsmoyal Of fhelF eeEn
ean1i1sEnhfe 80 etelsn b. othas ohinens
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13


The ship william II. Macy arrived Il
noon today. she h In command Of
Captain Amshafy, end vill load SoattIe
coal for San frnnciaoo.
The shlp sinsEam has shifted b the
coal wharf.
AZ The bunksrs today we're che follow
inas Sean ooiiiex Walla Walla. shin
General Knax. ana ship 6intxam, load
ina Seattle eoal; and the ship Blue
Jacket leading Blaek Diamond coal.
TIE uhip In1iana d moored a. the
huny, having atvun her ber9h Cd the
bosksrs 10 TIE Walla Walla.
The British iron hafk Rydalmere q
nov anahoEed 10 ths stream, her place
a ahe Ooean Deck beina nssded today
for the shin William Il. Macy, which Il
diaoAarQimQ BALLAST.
ship ". q. Macy, barb vsFisas. barksn-
ssiIsd : Rrlsish bark Martha, asd
haFksntius KiikitAt.
PoEr GAMnzH. Sept. u.-Arrived-
PosT MADlsou. Sept II.-saiIsd -
BaRksnsine Tidal Wave.
TAToosu, Sect. I2.-TWo ahipa. tWo
OarA4 oM0 NA4AeaAAMS 1911 n On
Sunday. Two SHIPS passsd 10 Il 8 ..
N. today. AhaFk YES iowed out By the
Ise 0ollaA e tp. u. OoadJ; hrisk
sAn RnAnosco. Sept. li.-AFrived-
SanameT WisminQt1n, from A3uaimo;
sasamsf Wellington. from Departure
Bay; BEitiah sAlpa ARaos end Great
visaaFia. fFom Newcastle. A.; bark Sag
amore. from Port Gamble; baFkentina
uat6erins Sudasn. from 0says HarboF;
harksnilns vtdette. from PoFs Msdison;
ship BoheniA, from Departure Bay.
l2Eh-Ship Two Broshegs. from Taaoma.
Cleared SEGA u. - BArka1Ains Re-
srisvsF and Bark Norns1ay. fos Port
Townssn6.
eallsd esvl. 10 -sssameR Kmpira. for
vleaoEia; s1aaues Arsata, for Ooos Bay;
Chilian ahap KntsllA. fw Rars Tovn,
ssnd; eahoonaF ". Il Bssha, esF coast
ina. Una 11zMmaH Hsiaia, fsr HsnR.
kouRi sAlp Hnrman&y. fos Tnooma;
barb Oaillurnia. TEE Psf Touusapa;
Gsrman haFk AEnlms for Ionssn, haxk
sanoma. fgx RaRa Tuwnaunds bran w.
@. Irain, sor Honntzln. Ia Slssmsr
OFego1. for AEssEia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Ths CKNTKMKRF b ~ noss pop
alaF kiE glove ID AmeFtea. ei.8 fog Ave-
hatf0nA. elSo for siGha b1teuaA They
ere far bel1W ths pFfes q say cthsE
s1andnra nakeE. ard far O. and dura-
hflliy axa unexss1aA The above ara ~
al PRESS ~ aAuga b ns1 sid e uhaas-
salsi q ncHWABAcHKR nn09. Anaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Mnwinsfsuasoc arm. IA eknassa
tsoehiz& D - pgsscEiN4zo1 81 60 - Ia hasa
fam2is ennna9 Ema pkYxi1aans n ~ Enaasd
saAasa, ns1 hna essa usnf 80 fnrty TaHra via
nsTa fnl14e gasel1s " 1Glio1s q nothaEs
sesaAiag ~ vnlne d tnealsAlnhaa. d Fullawns
tAs eAais frn1 pain. ezgss 9Fsanf1<y nnA eanr.
rAna. sflptn2 Il ~ bcWe,S nn1 W1na ella
~ EfNsn9 knalfA - o. eNIi6 q F0u1n -
Rc4kAR RE1ss So heetla nRIAawlR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
ron moODw CANAL.

.yERAmna SosnPnENn. jules mkenM.
y 1ar. Mn1i.z, lsNF11 1labscA ee1Ey Mo16ay
q TO asr onmsia. relnE1lna snps Oar. ie1aa-
La4vo 01au1lsn 1ossaay8 e fsse .. n. ~
DuUasA essosck sd 2 ~ 0anAla
L1sRE 04mota O. WoeAee1a.o fer 1eab4cE
LeVs sza1eek ThWrsanys a TO Ger ssas1la.
eu1cAznE e Rsrt 0amele.
Ea9He aealrla PFt1ayn. s. 3 q .. fur ReFi
0umhia un1 1-eheck
Fer fazthsE raFticnlAEs. apply 70 D. 4 Hes.
ard. cwn@. saattla. % GsaEss RcsAsr. TsHler' !.
wharf. $50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

New Yozz. Sega. l2.-Hops-Ldehi
demand.
Coffee Hpst, fair; Bio, dull. go; op-
lions. heavy Ct l6la2s points lover
speculation modeFsle; falss, 1.7H
bags; October, &17.7b(9Ie; November
glbs92o; December, sle.l091s8S.
Hu4ar-Quiet, Arm; refined, easier.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Pan PustssaIsrs u ths All.lE q =
1sTs = shs csFs.sFs. IssuAst >
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

OmcAo0. Sept. Cattle Receipts
5000; strsnG and 10 points higher; ship.
ping stsers, g LOCALS; stockeFe and
feeders. 8t7b0360; rangers, &2.260
s IS; Texas cattle. 81 3593.l0.
HoRa-Rscsiptal 5000; active and
saeadg; mixed. e5i5'9B50; heavy, $3.50
asa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

STEAMER GLIDE,
CaFrTtng fhe Unllsd EsAles maas
II NANE8 yN8L1EHB WHAHI On
IL NaaAay, We4nasaay anA BFl4aF, ~
tHEnlna TuGsamE, TmuEHdag and &aAMl&nN
amilInl e Mukutoo, Tulailp. BlAn8 oo4
utml11F, viF LAndllE skngit C11y. Ngz1s
vaEnans NtariknR and a. taeE1o1tles
ssiS.sse :! J. ~ 4 g Hss = Rss. sIs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

ozIcAoo, Scot. I3-Whsat--shsds
esslsEI cash, 6ex; October. 6oNi Nay,
CORN Steady; cash. -; oosObsr. az
May. 81.
Oats Elsady, saah. Is; OOsober, 265<I
November. ~.
Posk-sssadJ; year. tl2 Is; January,
e12 90.
Lsgd-Steady; cash and October
e6.57t{; November, So SIX.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Steamer Fleetwood
Lsssus Ysulsssn uharf daily isz.svt MnnAnssk
AL efalnok y n.
sussan ana Eosrn. A0mA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

saDe1 ctf3EGs, swaFa-I eaal3s 81
IAlooA I $40 GtllaRhsF tAia meFaiaR
naxa 10 Mr.. wslsw0rsaa bgsama praba-
ia a Hft4aa miaGiaa % al. 10 aua
80 sftA kt1A He I'D skus utsA Ain.
Ne ha1 ~ ~ naE ssaa e. ana uns bare
faosaA Ne wam ahan aa&na ts@AgAR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

NEW Yonx. Sept. I2.-Aensy on call
active % 297 per cent, lasa loan 8.
closed offered 8; prime mercantile paper
7a9; sterling exchange hFm and active
at 81 e0l fos 60 day bills; e4.6f<
@A.e&K Coz demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

OF sha road. II eontains . saaAil saoxa,
q Foash voedsa bed wsaneai uaaaEess. q
eahia ana . stooi. Tha cabin hAs ncs
Aaan scrubbed eat for sozss ttns. and
eha Appsarsnca % ne piaes shows thai
hs llVoa q e teaE1 q sioReniy wey,
TAsFs wers pisasy Of firearms II tie
naaea. aad h Waa evitsnt thai tAa De-
esaasd was nol lfTtag IN Ne masner be
dia hasanss - eaRia aaerd - betssg.
As sooa e. posalhls aftsE ~ 6o4y "a
funnA tsiagsam wea ea1a 10 tbs ei1y,
nosifyina 1hs ehaEiG and ne CoEoasF.
ED tAoss elaseFa lefl - tke arss train
aftsr Fssaising 10 uae9saGA AfteF
uaakin9 enaaiEies tnto tha uaaasaE 1AaFt9
CoahFana waaa 30 b ~Ehe fksesa~
- ia liss ahoul ona uile ee1th ~ kNn-
hnn, anA lhHsa aFrasae1 fan@as keaiaR
100 and Rssas 0ailAgheR. ben 90 No
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
cAPrunn ran mAn.

Il is aid thouzA no evidence Of thS
kind cane uat ~ the inqassa teaa thal
eaw and recognised the man ~ FatrtaA
II. HaIlofAn. Soon aftsr thia they eama
down she road fFoo Taleot and wsnt n
che difsution 81 Renton, one arused via
q aholeun and one vita . ride. Twv
eaen, exaesly answering The descripttoe
o. Gallagher and Rsdlugson, we're sell
q feU minutes lAlsE b. yoan9 maE
luFking aFoand the cabin oecnpssd b
HalloFAn, and the man anNuerinE tal
Aranripaion Of 0allAzAes Uaa aesa u
knoak 81 halloEan's door. ana directly
aftss NE bog eesFd q skot arNd fFom
he thoaahA . eAotgan.
Tue boy raised IN alaFua, aad sAoFtly
afsRg David ealliyan, the zeetioa fore-
nann. came Alonx and called NJ Mr.. A
e. HummeF. ths postmaster and gaatioe
aaenk They veal ever 30 AAliaFAnal
eabin, where they feana hin dead. hil
bead lyina in pol % blood vhicA had
fown irom . lAFea uOana n Ne useh
Frcm he eppeaFanea % The cAhin Il
was snppoaad taaa aeoeased had rol
been 10 biz e@d, and thai whsn %,
kaosk eAnsa 10 ne aoes be vaa eatin1
hFeakfnsa. Tns ea6in Ia which be lfxet
e ahoat tsn oy fsastesa feed. ana waI
foFUssiy asea ~ a. eskce fer tAs con
tEasAe8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

Shortly after Reddinason And Gallag
her arrived they we're cent down town
70 gee some hesakfasts and on their 70
tnFn q Ne taii wsro seen b. . reporter.
rhey said shat they had consulted with
an attorney ghs had taken their case,
and requested them Doa 10 talk Of tbs
matter 10 anyone. until u oame 90 foE
InNaallaation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

shasns 81 nurdsEtna rcfFisk b Hat-
Earnn. Whaa ax1e11n1 both 80 90.
peess4 ealm nn1 wiIllaGiy eeeeMp e1.e1
ne 6narfH. Tier woEB bRsnHhs @eM1
70 EeufoE. an1 IRON t1eacs - - 10y.
WARE fhsy arrived eee8 nft9 - sloss
nadn. Hni6Ea tia pflls1ezn. Sas.l1
Onnhfnms bgoaaha WIN hAm - fe.nai1s
e - Aannnned. wnleh ere rev lyi1a -
Un4aEaak1R q. o. 81pEey'a aB.lzl14 -
strncsfens fEum IN fE.e14A gno 1.sle-
II New Iask esa.s. I'd 20 49, 49, nssa
The Press., 1887-04-28

Or Black Leprosy. ip discnsc which ia contIdercd incurabe, but it has yielded To the curative proner ties of SwtTr'H SrECITtc-now known an over 'thc world as s. s. s. Mrs. Bailey, of West somcrvie Mass, near Boston, WIS attacked several years npo with this hdcous black eruption and was treated by the best medical talent, who could only any tbnt ina disease was . species Of
The Press., 1887-04-28
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been re- stored to health by simple means, after suffering for several years with assevere z lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send free of charge) copy of the prescription used, which they will find a sure cure for COnsumptiOHls Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and lung MaladIes. He as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription. which will cost them noth- ing, and may prove blessing, will please address, REV. EDWARD A. WIL- SON, Williamsburg Kings County,
 New York -ss- a-s,~F s. l+ses
The Press., 1887-04-28
-LEPRoSY.

and consequently incurablc T is impossible to dc. scribe her suGerinrs. lar body from thc crown of her head 10 the solcs uf cr lc, was nlnsp of decay masses of flesh roting of and leaving ercat cnviea Her fingers fcstcred and three or four nns dropped of at ono time Her limbs contracted by the feaffni nlceratlon and for several years she did not leave her bed. Her weight wps reduced from I25 to GO iba Perhaps some faint Idea of her condition can bs gleaned from inc fact that three pounds of CoamO- line or ointment were used per wCt in dressing her sores. Finally inc plyfciauH acknowledged their defeat by this Black w. if. and commended the suf. ferer to her all-wiac Creator,
 Her husband hearing wonderful reports Of inc wua of SwIFT's SPECIFIC tS, s. sl prevailed on her fo try it as last rcsort. She began tn under pro. test, but soon found thht her fystcm was being rc lieved of the poison, the sorus nssumcd rcd and healthy color, Re though thc blood was becoming pure and active. Mrs. Bnilcy continued the s. S, E until last February; every healed, phc dis- cardcd chair and CIHtcl,s GEd wns for the rrt time in twelve years well woman. Her husband Mr. c. A. Bailey is in busincs Rt l7j6 Bacstone Street. Boston, and will take plcnsrte in Ei,int tho dtaila Qt this wonderful euro. s"nd t0 ts for Treatise on Hood and Skin nrtarcs. mailed ffrc
 TnE SWIFT sPEciFIc Co. DlawCt 3. Atlanta. GA
The Press., 1887-04-28

had it or not And, for my part, couldn't see but what the nigh side of the bnggy rode as smooth and even as the off side did. Mabel and her pa was on the of side).
 | We'll, it's took me good while to get started, ain't iii I'm one of that kind i; but when once get started, of go.
 So of we went down past the school house that was having it's last day of school-~and turned ont the old turnpike, and stopped minute at that black eyed cousins house, to see if she'd got any word to send to any body, and to wish she could go along.
 Then we crossed the railroad, nd went on over the Line, whatever that is. and down past Evergreen Park and the great reservoir pond. It was an awful sour lookin' morning. It showed little bit. and I felt awful sorry for Mabel, with her eyes all done up in great thick veil and a striped scarf, so't she couldn't see bit, and aeswOrryin' all the time cause she couldn't see any thing, and for fear she'd catch cold in it, and then like as not be blind all her life, or somethin'. " Wekept on along down through Orcutt- cuttville, where we drove over that same New London Northern railroad again. I thought when we'd crossed it., we crossed it, and got rid of it. Bnt that's what they said. I'm awful 'fraid of railroads -al- ways was and seems to me they're get ting worse and more horrid ali the time.
 West Stafford treated us better. They kept the railroad out of sight, and SC did Square Pond. Square Pond ain't in Staf-s ford. Its,in Ellington moat of it. We passed it on. the left.
 Heard about that trick that got played
The Press., 1887-04-28

A new discovery and one that interests ev- cry housekeeper, is Elastic Starch. It makes collars, cuffs and shirt fronts look like new and keep clean longer than when done up with ordinary starch.
The Press., 1887-04-28

Many New Ideas in the home cure of dis eases, accidents, and how to treat them, and many hints of value to the sick will be found in Dr. Kaufman's great Medical Work; ele- gant illustrations. Send thee cent stamps to A. P. ordway & Co.,, Boston, Mass, and receive copy free
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-10

The Finance Committee which ia to
raise the siuews OF war for the big Reunion
in August, is to begin active operations to-
day. It is needless to cay that the success
Of the Reunion will depend largely on the
succees OF this committee's efforts. OF
course Wheeling will como up with her
money, but 1t is desired that she come up
promptly. Those who have the matter in
charge must know what to depend on be-
fore they contract obligations.
70 leave out Of consideration for the
moment the patriotic character OF the oc-
casion, the purely business phaze Of
bringing to this city 80 many Thousands Of
people should impress every man who is
in any way interested in the prosperity Of
Wheeling. This great gathering Of men
from all parts OF the country will afford
us en- unequaled opportunity to advertiae
Wheeling'a natural gas and all the other
advantages which make this so desirable
location for manufacturers. These
things should be borne in mind when the
committee calls. Remember also that its
members are not working for themselves,
but for good cause and for the city Of
Wheeling. X 4, II ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-10
MORE pAUPERS

Sent Over by EnsInnd-Only a Few Allowed
/, 81. - to Land.
New YoRE. June 9.-At q meeting of
the Immigrant Commissioners oi this city
to-day, the question OF permitting the
landing Of about ninety emig.ants
from Ireland who were ON
the steamer City Of Chester came up.
The emigrants had been sent there bv
the British government, which paid their
passages. Their admission was objected to
on the ground thst they were paupera
and likely to become public charges.
Therc was read at the meeting q conY of
the letter to Secretary Bayard by NIinister
West. In it the British i Goyernmont
asked whether persons whose pasaapcs
we're paid partly or wholly by the British
government wnnld be permitted to land.
secretary Bsyard in reply cited the
la%s IN reiefence to pauper emigrantg,
anu said that such cases as those men-
toned BY Minister West suspicion would
be excited, and they would not be
permitted to land unless it was clearly
shown that they were not likely 10 become
public charges. A, a 81 SeS11 =.
me Commissioners finally decided to
permit the landing Of three women and
one man and their families, num-
5eflng in all twenty-one. All
the othgD who ure now detained
on Wards Island were ordered to be
taken back by the Inman Steamship
Company. It is believed the steamship
Company will contest the CASE in the
United States courts. u iEs.,lls@ +
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FAisMON1'.

commencement Week ut the Normal
Se5 schooI-Liternry Exercises. 81
Spesia! Correspondence o. The Ln,e!ligcneer.
FAIRNoNT, W. Va, June Eve are in
the midst Of the ieativities Of commence
ment week, and While the attendance is
not so large as in some former years, still
a goodly number OF old students ana
friends OF the school have gathered in to
attend the various closing exercises, But
Notwithstanding the rain, the disagreeable
Weatlef and other hindrances, Normal
Hall has been tilled to ovelaowing at each
exercise. Our. own people always show
Their appreciation OF the Normal School
BY their presence. ;,.-.s s; u y s ,,,5 7
On Sunday, June 5, the bsccalsureata
sermon was delivered by the Rev. ], Fl.
tltzWater, ,!of Arcanum, O., an slumnus OF
tue school, and now prominent minister
OF the Ohio conference of the NJ. II.
church. The addresses before the literary
societies were delivered by Thomas 81. q.
stasgeIe, Esq., Of this place, and Prof. w,
+. Wiley, OF Morgantown. Both wore
spoken Of very highly, and as conaidsra.
bly, above the average production for such
occasions. Both gentlemen had the closest
attention OF large audiences. g Eta5S
The society anniversaries exhibited
careful preparation on the part of each
performer, the debates particularly show.
ing much thought and investigation. a
notable feature at each entertainment ia
the protusion Of flowers ehowered upon
the participants. As., }.,55,51 :Ezs,i'T2'S
About one hundred and fifty of our
people went to Morgantown this week at
various times to attend tho Uniyeraity
commencement. The Wheeling Opsra
House Band will be here tomorrow, com.
mencement proper, aud our people are
expecting rare treat in the music line
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WAsh1sdToN, June '9..-Resr Admiral
Luce, commanding the North Atlantic
Squadron, called on the officials Of the
State Department. to-day to consult about
matters relating to the proposed cruise Of
the seuadron in Canadian waters.
Tho Rear Admiral will be instructed to
look after the interests OF American jsh-
ermeu and prevent any collision with tho
Canadian aulhoritieB. Tho 3cruise will be
made Immediately alter the dedication Of
tho Soldiera' and Sailors Monument at
New Haven, which is 10 take place on the
18th ins:. !, and in which tho squadron has
been ordered to participate. 23a:. iiy,3
The Rear admiral will be directed to
make full rspo.t on tho condition Of af:
fairs at the Canadisa fishing ground, and
the relations between tsas American and
Canadian fishermen, especially 49, to the
treatment Of tho former by the oihcers Of
vessels ordered by the Canadian Govern.
mcnt to enlorce its Laws. t \. y, NV